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News Linux News for Apr 10, 2004:
Linux.com: Linux Breathes New Life Into Old Hardware
(2004-04-10 01:00:32) "I took four different distros and installed them on a five-year-old rebuilt IBM ThinkPad 600E supplied by LinuxCertifed. They proved that Linux on older hardware can be a cost-effective combination..."
FlexBeta: Taking Linux to the Desktop
(2004-04-10 02:30:48) "Though Linux has come along way in bringing users an easy to use interface, I believe there is still room left for improvement. My biggest concern is that of program installation..."
OpenP2P: Insanely Great Linux Products
(2004-04-10 04:00:09) "I'm convinced that what the Linux community needs is its own Steve Jobs..."
Sydney Morning Herald: Free For All
(2004-04-10 05:30:29) "You may have reluctantly upgraded to a new box, but what do you do with the old one that's still running perfectly--albeit like a dog--now that you've transferred all the expensive software over...?"
Advogato: How to Circumvent Open Source Licenses for Commercial and Interoperability Purposes
(2004-04-10 07:00:57) "As Open source begins to overtake commercial software in functionality and squeezes out the commercial competition, and license compatibility between Open Source projects becomes a real impediment to progress, what becomes a way forward...?"
I, Cringely: The Once and Future King
(2004-04-10 08:30:38) "Only now, a few thousand readers out there expect me to blithely produce an answer to the problem of what to do to bring Microsoft into the civilized world. Well, I say it can't be done..."
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